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2 coats of Save Me over 3 coats of Did It On 'Em
Base Coat: Sally Hansen Nail Quencher
Top Coat: Seche Vite
I happened upon this scene at Sunnyside Beach on one of my evening walks along the lakeshore. Near Budapest park just south of Parkdale in Toronto.
In July 1966, Save Mart opened a new 20,000-square-foot supermarket at 130 W Stockton St. This store was a replacement for an older store located just adjacent to the new store. The grand opening newspaper article noted: "The new Save Mart store on Stockton St. has joined the swelling list of buildings which reflect the heritage of Sonora. The slump stone and large timbers which front the building enclose a modern, attractive and well-equipped supermarket that offers a wide variety of products". The old store building became a drugstore after Save Mart moved out, and is now subdivided amongst multiple retailers. The current store received an interior remodel in the late 1980s, and none since then. Sometime during the 2000s or 2010s, however, the front facade was slightly redone.
My first diptych. I was just testing out my new Photoshop, so I took pictures of my hands. I still have a few kinks to work out, obviously!
Long, long, ago there was a sea turtle named Kauila (cow ee la). Legend says that she protected and watched over little children. It was said that she could turn into a small girl herself and swim with the children. Now the tides have turned. Today, instead of the sea turtles protecting us, we must protect them. We must reverse roles and become Aliuak (a lee oo ca), protector of the sea turtles. This web page is dedicated to the survival of sea turtles and to showing how you can help to insure that they will always be here to watch over us.
I found it funny that this beat-up, blocked-off parking spot was designated for Save-a-Lot customers only.
WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 11, 2008: Philadelphia Flyers goalie Martin Biron makes a third period save on the Washington Captials Alex Ovechkin in game one of the NHL's Eastern Conference quarterfinal playoff series at Verizon Center.
Photos taken during the Hammer At Bray III event on 5 August 2007 at Bray Studios, near Windsor, the former home of Hammer Films.
The event took place in the grounds of Bray Studios, and the historic mansion of Down Place which lies at the centre of the complex. Many fans and former employees of Hammer Films attended.
The weather was stunning, but far too warm and bright for me. I was unfamiliar with the borrowed DSLR camera, and saved only as Jpg, not RAW files, which has caused problems editing. The images simply record elements of the day and the complex of Bray Studios themselves. I took remarkably few of the actors and craftsmen.